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MODEL XM50

 

                                                                                                                               

OWNER’S MANUAL

 

VERSION V 1.0                                                                                                              Page 9 of 20  

 

 

                                                                   

 
 
 
 

2.14  Number Buttons 1-10

   

 

These buttons are used to directly input radio station frequency/channel number in XM, FM and AM modes. They are   

  also used to store a desired frequency in memory when the station preset function is active. 

                                                   

2.15  ALARM1/ALARM2 Buttons

 

  These buttons set the alarm function. Two kinds of alarms are provided: ALARM 1 can be set to (XM, FM, XM, IPOD or 

TONE MODE), while ALARM 2 can be set to (XM, FM, XM, IPOD or TONE MODE). 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

        

 

 

 

 

       

 

 

 

 

 

2.16   SNOOZE Button

 

 This button sets the Snooze time between 1 and 20 minutes after the alarm sounds. When the alarm goes on with 

radio activation, press this button repeatedly to set Snooze time; each press advances the time in 1-minute 

increments. 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Press this button 

in any play 

mode 

Highlight the desired sleep 

time, then press select 

 

Press this 

button in any 

play mode 

After pressing select, set 

time and start mode (XM, 

FM, XM, IPOD or TONE 

MODE

)  

Activate alarm 

to ON and 

observe Bell 

icon on display

 

Press the Snooze 

button in Alarm 

mode 

Summary of Contents for XM50

Page 1: ...MODEL XM50 OWNER S MANUAL VERSION V 1 0 Page 1 of 20 AM FM RADIO WITH XM RADIO AND iPod CAPABILITY Model XM50 Owner s Manual ...

Page 2: ...P Button 14 LCD Display 5 CAT Down iPod Fast Reverse Button 15 ALARM 2 Button 6 CAT Up iPod Pause Play Button 16 SLEEP Button 7 CH Down iPod Fast Forward Button 17 ALARM 1 Button 8 CH Up Button 18 Speaker 9 SELECT Button 19 SNOOZE MUTE Button 10 VOL Down Button 20 Number Buttons 1 10 DISP DIRECT SETUP MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C AT C AT CH CH SELECT VO L VO L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16...

Page 3: ...cy in the XM FM or AM radio modes is possible To change FM or AM frequency use the CH Up Down buttons or directly enter desired frequency using the number 1 10 buttons To search radio frequencies in FM AM modes press the CAT Up Down buttons In XM mode the CAT Up Down buttons provide a jump to the various broadcast categories or genres When the DIRECT button is pressed Direct DIR disappears on the ...

Page 4: ...ress changes the frequency in 100kHz steps Pressing the CAT Up or Down button enters the frequency search mode Press the CAT buttons to auto search for desired FM or AM frequency press select Press and hold number button over 1 second to store station frequency in memory bank A Press and hold DIRECT button over 1 second to display list of stored frequencies in current bank Press the CH buttons to ...

Page 5: ...TTING 2 4 1 SOFTWARE VERSION When selected this item displays the software version and XM version installed in this unit 2 4 2 FACTORY DEFAULT When selected this item returns all user presets to factory default parameters 2 4 3 LCD DISPLAY SETTING When selected this item enables adjustment of the display contrast within the range 0 10 The factory default setting is 3 During any play mode press the...

Page 6: ...ion Press SETUP to access the menu options display scroll up down to XM SETTING using the CH buttons and press SELECT During any play mode press the setup button then press CH to highlight this item and press select Press CH to highlight this item then press select Adjust contrast range using CH During any play mode press the setup button then press CH to highlight this item Then press select Adju...

Page 7: ...es a frequency step of 100kHz 10kHz In XM mode radio station frequency is selected up or down or when in station preset provides up or down frequency selection from the frequency items stored in any of the preset memory banks 2 7 SELECT Button This button provides selection of various menu and submenu items in the XM FM AM AUX iPod modes after the desired item has been highlighted using the CH and...

Page 8: ...rating modes and feature functions 2 11 LCD Display Displays operating modes menus and other related information on the LCD screen 2 12 Speaker Provides the audio output level as set by the VOL VOL buttons 2 13 SLEEP Button Press this button to set a sleep time of 30 60 or 90 minutes use the CH CH buttons to scroll through and highlight the available sleep times then press select The radio will tu...

Page 9: ... XM IPOD or TONE MODE while ALARM 2 can be set to XM FM XM IPOD or TONE MODE 2 16 SNOOZE Button This button sets the Snooze time between 1 and 20 minutes after the alarm sounds When the alarm goes on with radio activation press this button repeatedly to set Snooze time each press advances the time in 1 minute increments Press this button in any play mode Highlight the desired sleep time then press...

Page 10: ...receiver system connector bay 2 Choose the compatible adapter holder for your iPod model and install it in the bay Note The XM50 comes equipped with an iPod adapter Most iPods come with their own original adapters which can also be used if necessary 3 Install the iPod carefully onto the iPod connector and press down lightly until the iPod bottoms into the recess The iPod will be inclined slightly ...

Page 11: ...or and press down lightly until the receiver bottoms into the recess Note The receiver can be inserted in one way only the XM logo should face toward the front of the unit 3 Press the MODE button until XM is highlighted observe the following display screens If a receiver fault occurs or if the receiver is improperly installed the following message screen If an XM antenna fault occurs the following...

Page 12: ...AUX IN Jack This 3 5mm stereo headphone type jack accepts an external audio input from an MP3 player CD player etc 5 4 Headphone Jack This 3 5mm jack provides an audio output to external stereo headphones 5 5 XM Antenna Connector This jack provides input connection for the external SMB type XM antenna Press DIRECT to access memory bank A enter channel number using the number buttons Press and hold...

Page 13: ...a Jack This connector provides input for a 75Ω F connector type FM antenna 5 8 Port Tube This port on the bottom of the unit provides a heat exhaust for the speaker 6 0 Remote Control The remote control provides remote commands for both the radio and for an iPod when installed in the iPod connector bay Items 1 12 apply to the radio while items 13 21 apply to iPod operation ...

Page 14: ...JUMP button initiates an immediate return to the previous category or genre without having to press the SELECT button 9 1 10 Button Same function as radio used to directly input station frequency and for selecting station number for memory storage 10 Volume Button Same function as radio used to control speaker volume 11 Direct Button Same function as radio used to directly enter station frequency ...

Page 15: ...eated when pressed a second time current song is played continuously 17 Fast Reverse Button Press this button to fast reverse through current playing song 18 Play Pause Button This button controls the play and pause functions of the iPod When pressed during play mode song play is paused when pressed again song play is resumed 19 Stop Button Press this button to stop current song play 20 Fast Forwa...

Page 16: ...rawing 2 Insert the battery into the battery holder and insert the battery holder into the remote Be sure to observe the correct polarity 3 For best results aim the remote directly at the remote receiver window within 10 feet and angles not exceeding 60 degrees 4 The path between the remote control and remote sensor should be free of obstructions 5 Under normal use the battery will last for approx...

Page 17: ...MODEL XM50 OWNER S MANUAL VERSION V 1 0 Page 17 of 20 NOTES ...

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Page 20: ...MODEL XM50 OWNER S MANUAL VERSION V 1 0 Page 20 of 20 2008 Audiovox Electronics Corporation 150 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY 11788 128 8282 ...

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